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According to Rich, the structure of a development effort for a membership program has three main components: methods to acquire donors with benefits, a program to retain donors, and efforts to move members into donor clubs and major giving.
When deciding whether or not to have a membership program for your organization, Rich suggested asking and answering the following questions:
- How would a membership program support our mission?
- Why do we need and want members?
- Do we have tangible benefits that make sense and correspond to the dues we are asking?
- Are we able to distribute and provide the benefits in a timely manner?
- Are we able to solicit members during the year for other projects if necessary?
- Are we able to provide member service?
- Do we have a consistent communications program?
- Are there activities or programs that we can provide?
- Do we offer recognition for members (membership cards, for example)?
- Do we have the human and financial resources to keep the membership program going?
Her 29 tips for gaining and retaining a donor base are:
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